- Off Campus Network launches web site to assist landlords who rent to college students.

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Off Campus Network launches web site to assist landlords who rent to college students.
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Off Campus Network launches web site to assist landlords who rent to college students.

Off Campus Network, LLC has launched a new web site (www.OffCampusNetwork.com) to help property owners in college towns, rent their properties to students. The site provides a simple way for landlords to list their properties on line, offers free resources such as sample forms, letters and articles, and includes a forum for landlords to get answers to their questions.

To attract potential tenants, Off Campus Network.com offers free listings for students seeking to sublease their place or find a roommate. The company is also actively contacting colleges across the nation to assist with providing off campus housing services. Off Campus Network runs regular ads in college newspapers, completes direct marketing and uses on campus representatives.

As enrollments in colleges and universities are soaring, the market for off campus housing is increasing dramatically. Off Campus Network has now made it easy and cost effective for property owners and managers to connect with this lucrative market. Listings on Off Campus Network can remain active for up to one year or can be deactivated once a property has been rented. Landlords can also add photos, property features, detailed descriptions, a map and directions.

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